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Port of Churchill PST Waiver, Paghabol sa West Broadway at Paglalakad para kay Nepinak — Winnipeg Lunes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Paghabol ng pulisya nagdulot ng pinsala sa isang motorista matapos ang ulat ng posibleng pagdukot sa West Broadway. Tumugon ang Winnipeg Police Service (serbisyo ng pulisya ng Winnipeg) sa ulat na isang lalaki ang pinuwersa ang isang babae na pumasok sa sasakyan malapit sa River Avenue at Donald Street mga 1:45 n.h.; tumakas ang isang berdeng 2023 Ford Bronco, nabangga ang isang naka-park na kotse, sumalpok sa isang WPS cruiser malapit sa Wellington Crescent, at kalaunan tumama sa isang Mitsubishi Outlander na nagpadala sa mga sakay ng Outlander sa ospital kung saan isang tao ang malubhang nasugatan; naaresto ang isang 18-anyos na lalaki at iniimbestigahan ng Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba (Independyenteng Yunit ng Imbestigasyon ng Manitoba) ang insidente.
  2. Isang 41-anyos inakusahan matapos wasakin ng martilyong sledgehammer ang bintana ng gusali ng pulisya sa Brandon. Inihain ang mga kaso laban sa lalaki kaugnay ng pinsala sa gusali ng pulisya sa Brandon; iniulat ng lokal na awtoridad ang mga petsa ng korte at karagdagang detalye sa mga kaso.
  3. Pepper spray at baton ninakaw mula sa safety officer ng isang Manitoba First Nation sa isang pagpatag ng bahay. Pinuwestuhan ang tirahan ng isang First Nation safety officer at kinuha ang ilang kagamitan sa trabaho kabilang ang pepper spray at baton, na nag-udyok ng lokal na imbestigasyon.

🚑 Patok at Mga Insidente

  1. Lalaki mula Steinbach, 40, patay matapos mag-rollover ang isang sasakyan sa timog-silangan ng Manitoba. Kinumpirma ng mga emergency responder na namatay ang 40-anyos na lalaki mula Steinbach nang mag-rollover ang kanyang sasakyan noong Sabado; dumalo ang RCMP sa lugar at iniimbestigahan ang pagkamatay.
  2. Lalaki, 21, napatay sa pag-atake ng hayop sa isang First Nation sa kanlurang Manitoba. Isang 21-anyos ang nasawi matapos atakihin ng hayop noong nakaraang linggo sa isang First Nation sa kanlurang Manitoba; iniulat ng komunidad at ng mga awtoridad ang pagkamatay.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Politika

  1. Iiwasan ng Manitoba ang provincial sales tax para sa malalaking gastusin sa kapital ng Port of Churchill para makaakit ng mga mamumuhunan. Inanunsyo ni Premier Wab Kinew sa Toronto na ang exemption sa PST ay sasaklaw sa mga panukala para sa energy corridor, mga pasilidad ng liquefied natural gas, mga upgrade sa riles papunta sa port at kakayahang mag-icebreak; ipinapakita ni Kinew ang mga proyekto na umaabot sa 85 bilyong dolyar na Kanadyano at binanggit na kamakailan lamang naglo-load ang port ng unang kargamento ng butil sa loob ng anim na taon at ng unang padala ng potash.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Isang 5.5 milyong dolyar na Kanadyano na daycare na itinayo gamit ang pondo ng lalawigan ngayo’y abandonado at nasira ng pagbaha. Iniulat na ang pasilidad, na itinayo gamit ang 5.5 milyong dolyar na Kanadyano mula sa lalawigan, ay nagnakawang at sinira ng baha, na nag-iwan sa gusali na hindi magamit at nagbubunsod ng mga tanong tungkol sa paggastos ng lalawigan at pangangasiwa ng mga ari-arian.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Pamilya gumunita ng 15 taon mula nang mawala si Tanya Nepinak sa pamamagitan ng memorial walk sa Winnipeg. Nanguna si Sue Caribou sa paglalakad noong Sabado bilang pag-alala kay Nepinak, na huling nakita sa West End ng Winnipeg noong 13 Setyembre 2011, at ang bangkay ay pinaniniwalaang nasa Brady Road Landfill; sinabi ng mga miyembro ng pamilya na patuloy silang naghahanap ng mga kasagutan.
  2. Nakumpirma ang larvae ng zebra mussel sa Lake Winnipegosis at Waterhen Lake. Nagpatunay ang pagsusuri ng probinsya ng larvae ng zebra mussel sa parehong Lake Winnipegosis at Waterhen Lake, na nagtala ng bagong pagtuklas ng invasive species sa mga anyong-tubig ng Manitoba at nag-udyok ng karagdagang monitoring.
  3. Tinutukan ang mga bakbakan sa training camp ng Winnipeg Jets habang nagpapatuloy ang kahilingan ni Connor Hellebuyck na mailipat. Binanggit sa opinion piece ang hindi pa nareresolbang kahilingan sa trade ng three-time Vezina winner na si Connor Hellebuyck bago ang pinaikling training camp at 84-game na season, at inilista ang mga prospect at pangalan sa roster tulad nina Isak Rosen, Brad Lambert, Brayden Yager, Nikita Chibrikov, Parker Ford, Danny Zhilkin, Thomas Milic at Dominic DiVincentiis bilang mga manlalarong dapat bantayan.

📰 Also Today

  • Manitoba publiko naghahanap ng mga mamumuhunan gamit ang tax break na nauugnay sa Port of Churchill projects.
  • Lalaki na nawalan ng anak na babae sa aksidente sa highway nagsasabing ang planadong mga hakbang sa kaligtasan ay 'isang magandang simula'.
  • Lumalaki ang mga non-funded independent schools sa mga gilid ng Manitoba.
  • Nagbabala ang mga sports group at negosyante na magtataas ang tariffs ng presyo ng gamit at magbabawas ng partisipasyon.
  • Sumama ang kapatid sa paglalakad upang itaas ang kamalayan sa nakamamatay na epekto ng fentanyl.
  • Sinasabi ng pulisya na ang mga opisyal sa West Broadway pursuit ay tumugon sa posibleng pagdukot.
  • Inilarawan ang bagong documentary ni Matthew Rankin tungkol kay Brian Mulroney bilang 'hindi eksaktong biopic'.
  • (Duplicate) Ang darating na mga hakbang sa kaligtasan 'isang magandang simula,' sabi ng lalaking nawalan ng anak na babae sa nakamamatay na aksidente sa highway.

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